Lineen rues lack of bonus point against Leinster

Glasgow head coach Sean Lineen insists his Warriors side have room for improvement despite cruising past Magners League leaders Leinster on Friday night.

The Warriors dominated an under-strength Leinster outfit at Firhill with Scottish international Rob Dewey bagging a pair of second half tries and Bernardo Stortoni touching down early on in a 30-6 victory.

But while the win moved Glasgow above Ospreys into second and all-but sealed their place in the playoffs, Lineen is adamant he expects more from his players in their final league match at Scarlets.

"To get the win was fantastic," said Lineen. "Leinster don't often lose by that amount of points but I'm disappointed not to get the bonus point.

"The win was always what we concentrated on, but for large periods of the game we couldn't get our attack going; they slowed the game down and we lost our composure at times.

"We've got to win away at Scarlets now and make sure the players have the right mind-set."

Wales acting head coach Rob Howley, Ireland defence coach Andy Farrell and England forwards coach Steve Borthwick will all work under Warren Gatland on next summer's British & Irish Lions tour in New Zealand.

The trial introduction of bonus points to the RBS 6 Nations, the Women's Six Nations and the Under 20s Six Nations will enhance the Championships and encourage positive rugby according to Six Nations Chief Executive Officer John Feehan.

Wales acting head coach Rob Howley, Ireland defence coach Andy Farrell and England forwards coach Steve Borthwick will all work under Warren Gatland on next summer's British & Irish Lions tour in New Zealand.

The trial introduction of bonus points to the RBS 6 Nations, the Women's Six Nations and the Under 20s Six Nations will enhance the Championships and encourage positive rugby according to Six Nations Chief Executive Officer John Feehan.

The trial introduction of bonus points to the RBS 6 Nations, the Women's Six Nations and the Under 20s Six Nations will enhance the Championships and encourage positive rugby according to Six Nations Chief Executive Officer John Feehan.

Wales acting head coach Rob Howley, Ireland defence coach Andy Farrell and England forwards coach Steve Borthwick will all work under Warren Gatland on next summer's British & Irish Lions tour in New Zealand.